Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-14

h liable to take the law into their owl | hands should a chance occur during th examination. as there is a strong feeling against Stroller.
 WASHINGTON, May, 1.-The Presiden today appointed Jas. F. Hyatt of Conn | to be Treasurer of the UDited States t' l succeed Conrad \. Jordan resigned,
 BERLIN, May 1.-The Russian gov ernment has decided that all merchHn;l | in Poland having commercial interest; | beyond the Russian frontier, must pay tbe taxes of the Russian merchants and ootaiu license from the Russian minis ter to trade. The semi-otiicIal press IT commenting on this, and the new Rus sian duties on metals. displays great ID dignation. The Cologne Gazette says | This course constitutes the crushing blow 10 German industries, and is also q blow in fact to previous Russian policy snd'the policy of it's present off 'ial leaders. IL shows that KatkoiT. not De- giers party now commands real power Such measures can only have the object of affecting the political attitude Of the country against which the government is directed.
 CITY OF MEXICO, May 1.-The first intelligence of the shooting of Mexican grny officers on account ot the NogAles incident. reached the public at the cap ital today, and caused e profound sen- satiou. Nothing wGs known of the eve cution of sentence at the Amercan lsRg' ton last evening.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The Bulle- tons special says: News has just been received here that J. B. Frusher, an American citizen who left here last O. tober to visit France, wG1 seized ou his arrival there. imprisoned and forced tO serve in the French army. He Is now iu the Seventh regiment ot Line, SarfI- son of Cspors.
 PIrrsBURa, May l1-An accident ai the Edgar Thompson steel works last night. fatally burned five men, Three since have died and many others were se- iously brrncd, but will recover
 NEW YORK, May 1l-It Is reported that Capt. Williams. master Of the Amer icsn ship Occidental bound from Pen north for Acapulco. was murdered b} sailors, ou March 2Jsh. The ship is iu command of the mate, and the crew are muuueers.
 WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Depart ment oi StAte has been officially inform cd that it is the intention Oi Ihe Mexi- can authorities tu execute three Mexican army officers for illegally crossing the border nt Nogales. and the publication to that effect bas caused considerable surprise. as the penalty is regarded as entirely sproVOriiUnaie Co the offence. Slll, ia the absence Of official lntOrmh- tioii. the edcpErtmeut can take TO action for intervention in iGvor of the con demned officers.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. M8y 1.-The steamer City O. R.O JausriO has arrived to-day i.om China and Japan, and brings news Of @ terrible marine disaster m the straits uear the settlements. The steamer Benton, plying between Singapore. Pen aug and Mslacca, was run into about midnight, March 29:h. by the steamer Fair Penang, shortly after leaving Mnlacca. and sank within hall an hour. Os two hundred persons aboard only fifty thus far are known tO be saved. Mes. of those lost are natives. After the collision the Fair Penang continued Cn her way. Loss of vessel and cargo, S6UUUO.
 VICTORIA. E. C., May 1.-The coron- CTS inquest in the case Of the mine dis aster has been postponed until Wednes- taken to allow thorough examination into the mine by experts, with view to giving some information Es to the cause of the explosion.
 WAsHISaroN, May i1-The eighteenth reunion of Sue Society o; the Army of the Cumberland was inaugu7Rted this morning bY B business meeting. ElabOr- a;e preparations have been made by the committee in charge Of the entertain neut of members and guests of the sO- ciety. The principal feature of the meet i.z will b. the uuveiling Cf the statute ol Gen, James \. Garfield next Tuesday.
 BALTIMORE, May lC-Q. NJ. Ritter. grocer. doing business ID the country ten miles east of thi- city, tuis morning had figh, with his vile winch resulted ia his picking up Gn aI and splitting her kull nearly one half, killing Der instantly. The couple have been living happily together for some yesis, aud the cause of the killing is no: known.
 NEW HAVEN, Conn, May lO-Mrs Margaret Ernest, aged 77, was found early this morning ID her house wI;h her hands and feet bound with ropes. and a rope around her neck. She had been choked tO death during She night and robbed. Sue made EIll about two years ago and ht.d notified her attorney that she desired 70 charge it. The pn- hce see In this feet c mltiye for the crime.
 SCRANTON, Pa. Mag IU Franklin Howell, e. wealthy D uSe Ci this cIty. Eas sued to-day by PIttsblyg lady for breach of promise, tha damages asked 8eIuE S7I0OO. About Hye6T rEo Howell WIS sued by a well-known "a D of Scran- ton. vso lad dsmages Gt Sij ij0. That Case was settled eventually. It IS thought that Howell is insane, and ap- plication will b0 made % the court f'r the appointment of a committee ;o take charge Of his estate.
 lONDoS, May lU-The Pal Mall Gag cite pus!ishes rumoF tha: the govern msns has ordered Co be prepared sixty trst-c!ass cells ;n tLe MlibInk prison 'lr the accommodation of Plrnell:.e members ot parliament. whose arrest they may deem necessary. The rep5r., however. ls discredlttd.
 PARIs. May lO-N, LEm1uroux. mag ayer Ut ,he Eden theatre in which Ln- hongriI wEs produced recently, bat which gas withdrawn, owing Co the up- position by the people Co GCrnaa works has entered sult agaI1st the news paper La France, to recover jDCO0 francs damages for an attack made upon the opera house.
 NASHUA. \. H., May 1J-Gen. Aaron Fletcher Stcgens died this ElHrning from kIIney difficulties. grIaizE from wounds which he received In the battle before Petersburg.
 ALBANY. \. r.. May l0-liovernor HiH has vetoed the constitutional convention bill.
 PARIS. May l0-In relation to the dis patch from Berlin stating that e1peri- ments showed that melinIte drcomposes fl kept long and is therefore ot no use for war purposes. the government asserts that the substance eXperimented with Tn Berlin was not melini'c, and base their assertion on the fsct that meliuite Is un- knowA iu Germauy,
 PIrIsBURG. May 1O-In au interview here to-day A, \. Carlton of the general executive board of the Knights of Labor condemned fha zf rfra of fha I ,-,bt. .